Slowhand wrote:
My voting place is behind the times I guess. Just a piece of paper where you bubble in your choice then drop it into the machine (shredder?). Easy peasy. Probably to accommodate all the old people. I was the youngest there by like 40 years I think.

pacino wrote:someone on my timeline wrote in Bernie! she feels clear about her choice and voted 100% her conscience.

mickbayne wrote:Number 71 for ward one/division one! Line was long but most of the people were from division two so I got in and out pretty quick.

CalvinBall wrote:there is a line at Susan B Anthony's grave-site.

jamiethekiller wrote:

mickbayne wrote:Number 71 for ward one/division one! Line was long but most of the people were from division two so I got in and out pretty quick.

#25 at ward 1/div 1

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:just in case

http://www.remax.ca/

CalvinBall wrote:

pacino wrote:someone on my timeline wrote in Bernie! she feels clear about her choice and voted 100% her conscience.

our precinct leader had a bernie button on at the polling place. pretty sure he is supposed to stay outside too, but he was definitely inside trying to get the line in order and shouting about if you live at such and such address go to the other part of the building to vote.

New Jersey – State law prohibits showing a completed ballot to others. A new law is working its way through the state legislature that would make it legal to post ballot photos in social media, but it will not be enacted until after Election Day.

Pennsylvania — There is no state law on the books prohibiting ballot selfies, but individual counties are allowed to prohibit taking photos inside polling places.

Delaware has a policy against cell phones in voting booths, but elections officials have said they don’t know that they can control what happens behind the curtain.

In September, the Pennsylvania Department of State released guidance on the issue.

“They recommend that if someone is going to take a selfie that they only take a picture of their ballot and no one else’s. Secondly, they strongly recommend that they do not post this picture until they have left the polling place,” said Christmas

drsmooth wrote:

Slowhand wrote:
My voting place is behind the times I guess. Just a piece of paper where you bubble in your choice then drop it into the machine (shredder?). Easy peasy. Probably to accommodate all the old people. I was the youngest there by like 40 years I think.

our polling place uses the same "technology" . I asked the suspendered, grossly obese poll guy with the rough-hewn crewcut if it mattered which side up I fed my ballot into the machine. He said no. I said "so it'll get shredded either way?" he laffed

/electionstories

Woody wrote:Pretty insane that we have 2 years of campaigning and, like, a 12-hour window in which to vote